The Liverpool right-back was in magnificent form, contributing one goal – a pinpoint free-kick away at West Ham United – and four assists to help his team continue a strong push at the top of the table.Alexander-Arnold, who played every minute of the Reds’ three top-flight games, also aided the securing of two clean sheets.He emerged as the winner of the prize – for the second time in his Premier League career – from a shortlist that also included teammate Diogo Jota, plus Joao Cancelo, Emmanuel Dennis, John McGinn and Bernardo Silva.